Bali: Soldiers play Pontius Pilate after killing quarter head

Ba Tagwe Ferdinand, the quarter head of Gungong in Bali, North West Region has reportedly died after he was shot when soldiers opened fire.

Some hours after he left his home for the Bali market, a friend of his tells MMI that his wife got heed of a gunfire exchange around the Bali market and tried to alert Ba Tagwe.

“His phone rang but no one responded…” He told us.

“She also called some people in the market to know if he were still at the market to no avail.”

It was later on realized that he was one of those shot when soldiers fired gunshots.

Our informant says after calling him multiple times, one of the soldiers responded to the victims cell phone claiming to be an Ambazonian.

“He told us in pidgin he was ‘General Amba’ and that he had killed the man because he was a blackleg,” the friend of the deceased revealed.

His French accent is nevertheless said to have been very noticeable, with his colleagues in the background also speaking French.

Ba Tagwe Ferdinand left behind a widow and two kids, one of them still just a year old.

Mimi Mefo Info (MMI)

Recent Posts

1xBet soutient SEMICOM’26 dans le développement des médias sportifs au Cameroun

La société de portée mondiale 1xBet parraine SEMICOM’26, un séminaire de formation international destiné aux…

4 hours ago

Fear Grips Mbororo Community as Kidnappings for Ransom Increase Along Bambui-Babanki Road.

Residents and travelers have raised concerns over what they describe as a growing pattern of…

20 hours ago

Marie Flore Mboussi fait entendre sa voix jusqu’en Amérique latine.

Le nom de Marie Flore Mboussi apparaît désormais parmi les auteurs de Conciencia Democrática, une…

22 hours ago

Douala : le peuple sawa descend dans la rue contre la création d’une chefferie allogène à bonateki-deido

Douala vit ce vendredi 5 juin une journée de tension dans le quartier historique de…

23 hours ago

US Lists 15 Cameroonians Among 355 West Africans Targeted in Deportation Crackdown

The United States Department of Homeland Security, DHS, has listed 15 Cameroonian nationals among 355…

2 days ago

Arrests Over TikTok Threats Raise Questions About Selective Enforcement of Cameroon’s Cybercrime Law

The arrest of three teenagers in Yaoundé over alleged threats made on TikTok has reopened…

3 days ago